Depends on the sizes of it, and how much there is of it. If it's just a basic set (belt (size: normal/medium), pouches & cross-braces (size: normal/medium)) in fair/good used condition, then it's worth around £10-£15. If you've then got a water bottle and carrier, plus £5. If you've got an entrenching tool and cover, plus £15-£25! If you've got a small pack with L-straps, plus £10-£12. Larger ('Long') sizes of belts and/or cross straps are more sought after, so are worth a pound or two more. These are all rough/approx prices, as expected from a private sale. Militaria fairs allow full sets to be built up for less. eBay hype can double prices.
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Indeed..
I bought my first set from Sabre Sales for about £30 for full marching order with an entrenching tool carrier(and tool) and small pack... but then last year at Beltring I got a full set minus the small pack for about a tenner (one dealer was selling items at 50p a piece).
Then again Soldier of Fortune will charge you £70 for a set.
On average I'd say its worth about £20 assuming it's not been messed up by being painted an odd colour, dyed written all over or covered in boot polish
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
It's also worth adding that some items are currently getting relatively rare when they used to be very commonplace.
While belts, braces, brace extenders, basic pouches, cartridge carriers and water bottle carriers are still very cheap (about a pound each at Sabre) other items are quite hard to find now at sensible prices.
For example small packs used to be £2 or £3 but now can go for £15 - £20, pistol holsters can easily go for over £15, entrenching tool cases are harder to find too and then some of the much earlier stuff like pre war/dunkirk era entrenching tool carriers are near non existant.
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
APPARENTLY MKII ammo pouches are now getting rare-so much so that WPG are now making quite expensive repros 
MKIs i could understand but not MKIIs 
APPARENTLY MKII ammo pouches are now getting rare-so much so that WPG are now making quite expensive repros
MKIs i could understand but not MKIIs
I'd better not use my MkIIs anymore and pack them away with my pension fund... 
Yes, Mk1s would be a far better choice to make repros' of. 
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
APPARENTLY MKII ammo pouches are now getting rare-so much so that WPG are now making quite expensive repros
MKIs i could understand but not MKIIs
Yes, Mk1s would be a far better choice to make repros' of.
I have 1 MKI pouch and am guarding that with my life 
I was chatting to Simon yesterday about 03 pattern kit. I've got an original cavalry bandolier but the bugger not dated....
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
I was chatting to Simon yesterday about 03 pattern kit. I've got an original cavalry bandolier but the bugger not dated....
50rnder or 90rnder? Does it have any stamps to indicate either British or one of the commonwealths? I managed to buy a 1915 dated one at Stoneleigh this year for £10 (albeit, it was ripped in one place, but now fixed nicely!)
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
it'll be a 90 rounder if it's cavalry. 
it'll be a 90 rounder if it's cavalry.
Awesome! That is defiantly something to keep hold of, Gadge! 
Mines just a standard 50rnder - it's dated between the bottom front pouch and the lower buckle.
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
50 rounders are, I think, rarer...
The cavalry carried on using the '03 bandoliers into WWI and maybe beyond, whereas the infantry stopped using '03 and started using '08 and '14 pattern webbing when they came out.
Fair enough...
Yeah, I'd assumed he didn't have a 100rnder, or else he'd be one of the very lucky (or stupidly rich) few...
A Proud Member Of 'Team Spleen!' who play mainly at Gunman Airsoft, Tuddenham, Suffolk.
Note here, in combat... hardly *any* webbing as they are clearly supposed to be about to attack.
One guy appears to be wearing none at all.
"I think we are in rats' alley - Where the dead men lost their bones."
i guess thats what pockets were for....303 ammo strips 
thats all you need 
Kiwi airsofter, just pew-pewing.
APPARENTLY MKII ammo pouches are now getting rare-so much so that WPG are now making quite expensive repros
MKIs i could understand but not MKIIs
Do you know how many sten mags will fit into each one
GUNS: (ww2)
AGM sten mkII
Classic Army Colt 1911A1 GBB pistol
ARES PPSh-41
Deact Mosin M38
MkII or MkI... maybe 2 or 3 as they're a bit too short for them and you need to put the mags in sideways (a bit).
MKIII... up to about 5 mags, though note that not all MkIIIs are actually long enough for more mags than a MkII takes.
Basically, it depends...
Belgian '37 pattern belts at Sbare
Are they the green ones?
They are a pretty good match for KG3 blancoed webbing if they are.
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Belgian '37 pattern belts at Sbare
Are they the green ones?
They are a pretty good match for KG3 blancoed webbing if they are.
Yeah, i've got some Belgian anklets, they're quite a good match.
Find any treasures?
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